Motorway vignettes in Europe 2026: prices by country
Which countries need a vignette, what it costs in 2026 and where to buy it officially. Prices for cars up to 3.5 t; checked 13 Oct 2026.
Vignette prices compared
| Country | Shortest | Annual | Digital |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austria | €9.60 (1 day) | €106.80 | sticker or digital (digital only from 2027) |
| Slovenia | €16.00 (7 days) | €117.50 | electronic only |
| Switzerland | CHF 40.00 (1 year (only option)) | CHF 40.00 | sticker or e-vignette |
| Czech Republic | 230 Kč (1 day) | 2,570 Kč | electronic only |
| Slovakia | €8.10 (1 day) | €90.00 | electronic only |
| Hungary | 5,550 Ft (1 day) | 61,760 Ft | electronic only |
| Bulgaria | €5.30 (1 day) | €64.50 | electronic only |
| Romania | 26.00 lei (1 day (Euro IV–V)) | 292.00 lei | electronic only |
Romania: price for Euro IV–V cars; it depends on the emission class.
Countries with distance-based tolls
no vignetteFranceFrance has no vignette: most motorways (autoroutes) charge a toll (péage) by distance and vehicle class, paid at toll b… no vignetteItalyItaly has no vignette: motorways (autostrade) charge a toll by distance. Take a ticket at the entrance and pay at the e… no vignetteSpainSpain has no vignette. Most of the network (autovías) is free; tolls apply only on some autopistas (AP), e.g. AP-6, AP-… no vignettePortugalPortugal has no vignette; motorways charge a toll by distance.
No vignette needed
Germany (cars), the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Poland (only some toll sections), Lithuania (cars) and Croatia (distance-based tolls) do not require a vignette for cars.